Rosary faces undefeated foe without captain Pusateri
Columbus Rosary's basketball team, missing captain Tony Pusateri with a broken ankle, aims to stop an undefeated foe in the Class B Regionals Friday night after squeezing past Marion St. Mary's last week. The Ohio University Rifle Club has earned a National Rifle Association intercollegiate charter to fire in spring events, with eligibility for All-American consideration.
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Frazersburg
Tony Pusateri
Rosary
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Ohio University Rifle Club
William W. Black
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SEC
Bob Wren
Athens
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Nelsonville
Wellston
Jackson
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Middleport
Bowling Green
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Falcons
Bobcats
McConnellville
Twin Cities
Jerry Newman
Ohio U
Bobcat
Kent State
Denison
Middleport Legion Gets Big Win in Sectional Play
Middleport Legion defeated Coalton 65 28 at Jackson sectional tournament. Bennett Post will meet Lancaster Thursday. Jackson winners advance to Columbus for state region finals. Team features Bradbury Boggs Clatworthy Sauer Smith Bennett Wiley. Opponents included Meigs All Stars Athens Airport Jackson Meigs County teams. Ed Bennett, William Call, Carl Searles also played.
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Feeney- Bennett Post
Lancaster Legion
Columbus
Charles Bradbury
Lionel Boggs
Henry Clatworthy
Lewis Sauer
Paul Smith
Warren Bennett
Ray Wiley
Meigs All Stars
Athens Airport
Meigs County
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Ed Bennett
William Call
Carl Searles
Browns Drill Undergo Long Camp Workout
Miami Florida manager Muddy Ruel led the St. Louis Browns through a three hour training session the longest drill of their camp with all players taking part in strenuous hunting workouts.
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Muddy Ruel
St. Louis Browns
Illness Sweeps Ohio High School Basketball Regionals
Illness affects 16 Class A and 16 Class B teams as regional games begin. Key players sidelined include Canton Township forwards Ed Palmer and Mervin Hill, Findlay coach Carl Bachman and three players, and Barberton guard Harold Naragon nursing a sprained wrist. Regional dates, venues, and matchups listed with notable attendance and financial figures from Akron district tourney.
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Canton Township
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Mervin Hill
Findlay
Carl Bachman
Barberton
Harold Naragon
Kent
Springfield Township
Columbiana
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Lowellville
Bowling Green
Cambridge
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Middletown
Dayton
Cincinnati Spartans
Charles O'Leary
O'Leary
Akron
Four Team Class B Regional Spotlight in Ohio Gym
A four team Class B regional meet in Ohio decides who enters the state finals in Columbus. All four squads have 20 wins, led by undefeated Frazersburg with a 30 game streak. Columbus Rosary High features three boys gaining district buzz and drawing laughs with a playful burlesque of girls.
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Columbus’ Rosary
CLASS B CAGE ROSTERS LISTED
Proctorville B Ed wards G Edwards Elkins Thacker Tillis Pettit Bragg Pelphrey Burcham Dillon Corning Charles Altman Keith Rodgers Jack Harrison Jerry Jones Robert Wilson Charles Hall Jack Reno William Garrison Bob Bobanich William Wright Eugene Titko Robert Bury Columbus Rosary Joseph Wise Jim Scanlon Jack Farson Don Murphy Ted Stumpf Robert Cook Joseph Manion Anthony Purpura Anthony Rusateri Richard Ward Frazeysburg Don Stokes Bob Stokes Dick Barbee Harry Williamson Cecil Jordan William Lentz Ronnie Conner Charlie Robison Paul United Bill Blizzard
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Pettit
Bragg
Pelphrey
Burcham
Dillon
Corning
Charles Altman
Keith Rodgers
Jack Harrison
Jerry Jones
Robert Wilson
Charles Hall
Jack Reno
William Garrison
Bob Bobanich
William Wright
Eugene Titko
Robert Bury
Columbus Rosary
Joseph Wise
Jim Scanlon
Jack Farson
Don Murphy
Ted Stumpf
Robert Cook
Joseph Manion
Anthony Purpura
Anthony Rusateri
Richard Ward
Frazeysburg
Don __ Stokes
Bob Stokes
Dick Barbee
Harry Williamson
Cecil Jordan
William Lentz
Ronnie Conner
Charlie Robison
Paul United
Bill Blizzard
Local tournament opens with high hopes and Friday night games
Teams enter the tourney as favorites and face Columbus Rosary 21 7 in the Friday night cap at 9. Corning Railroaders, after beating Perry County rivals Glenford, meet Proctorville 27 3 in the opening game. A Saturday consolation at 8 and final at 9 cap a weekend of practice on the OU floor as large crowds expected.
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Corning
Railroaders
Perry County
Glenford
Proctorville
Marshall Five Favored in NAIB Play
Marshall College, famed for its trick passes, is favored to win the NAIB basketball title as the 32 team tournament moves into the quarterfinals. They beat Wisconsin State Teachers 113 to 80 and Hamline 55 to 54 to reach tonight’s top clash with Eastern Washington College of Education.
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W. Va
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Andy Tonkovich
Marshall
Eastern Washington College of Education
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Cheney Boys
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Teachers College
Beloit
Wis
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Kas
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Arizona State of Flagstaff
Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers of Durant
Bearcats Book 10 Grid Games
University of Cincinnati announces an eight night game schedule for the football season with seven home games. Key games include Kentucky at Lexington on Sept 27, Marshall College, Dayton, Oklahoma City University, Xavier, Miami of Florida, Butler and Miami University all hosted at Cincinnati.
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Chic) Mileham
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Cleveland
Butler
Miami University
Ohio
Boxing Results and Purdue Coaching Hire Report
Earl Turner of Richmond out pointed Jackie Wilson of Los Angeles in Oakland. Tony Labua of New York knocked out Corky Davis of Worcester. Erv Sarlin of Pittsburgh outpointed Colin Chaney of Indianapolis. Purdue hires Walter Pinky Wilson, previously with Sid Gilman at Miami Ohio, as assistant coach. spring practice starts Monday.
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Oakland
Calif
Earl Turner
Richmond
Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles
New York
Tony Labua
Corky Davis
Worcester
Mass
Mckeesport
Erv Sarlin
Pittsburgh
Colin Chaney
Indianapolis
Dumb Dan Morgan Predicts Tommy Bell To Beat Lamotta
Fullerton's Roundup notes Dan Morgan says Tommy Bell can defeat the bigger Jake Lamotta by staying outside early, smothering Lamotta's leads, and then jabbing as the slugger tires. Morgan emphasizes balance and feints in the opening rounds.
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Chick
Dan Morgan
Dan
Tommy Bell
Jake Lamotta
Lamotta
Youth benched for being too young in Nashville game
Freddie Russell recalls a boy sent into a Nashville game when told by a ref he was too young to play. The youth, questioned on the sideline, replied with the quip that the referee said he could not play due to age.
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Freddie Russell
Rojek Left Behind as Dodgers Weigh Trade Talks
In Balboa Canal Zone Stan Rojek stand in for Pee Wee Reese when the Brooklyn Dodgers arrived, while talk of a trade with several National League clubs circulated, leaving Rojek behind with the squad.
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Meadville native Bill Daddio named Allegheny football coach
Bill Daddio of Meadville, a national collegiate and professional football figure, was chosen last night to lead Allegheny College gridiron programs, succeeding former coach Robert M Garbark.
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Virginia Tech
Gummy
Bill Daddie
Allegheny College
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Tommy Harmon
Hollywood
Bill Daddio
Robert M
Bob) Garbark
Tigers and Senators clash in Lakeland spring tilt
Detroit rookie Bill Pierce starts for the Tigers against the Washington Senators in Lakeland Florida as Rafe Gentry is set to follow. Newhouser and Benton held Cincinnati to eight hits in a 5-2 win as camp notes recap USA spring action.
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Washington Senators
Rafe Gentry
Pierce
Buffalo
Hal Newhouser
al Benton
Cincinnati
Reds
Edwards to miss four to five weeks with shoulder injury
Hank Edwards of the Cleveland right field is out four to five weeks after dislocating a right shoulder and tearing a muscle in a fall during an exhibition. The Indians beat the Giants 12-7 for their third win in five games against Polo Grounders. The St Louis Browns lost 7-3 to the Philadelphia Athletics in Miami.
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Fla
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Cardinals Begin Spring Training With Full Camp In Florida
St Louis Cardinals open camp in St Petersburg with 44 players present. Outfielder Harry Walker joined workouts as Rogers Hornsby McKee left for the Columbus farm team at Daytona Beach to replace Stan Musial who was a holdout. Washington Senators manager Ossie Bluege nominates Sid Hudson Milo Candini and Chic Pieretti for spring duties in Orlando.
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Fla
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Harry Walker
Redbirds
Rogers Hornsby McKee
Stan Musial
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Daytona Beach
Washington Senators
Orlando, Fla
Ossie Bluege
Sid Hudson
Milo Candini
Chic Pieretti
Ortiz Regains Bantamweight Title in Tight 15 Round Bout
In Los Angeles Manuel Ortiz, once again champion, defeated Harold Dade in a close 15 round title fight. Ortiz, 30, from El Centro, reclaimed the world bantamweight crown after Dade had won it two months earlier.
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Los Angeles
Manuel Ortiz
California
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Harold Dade
Southworth Signs with Athletics Heads to Moline
Bob Southworth once with Lima in the Ohio State Baseball League signed with the Philadelphia Athletics and will join the Moline Illinois club in the Central Association. He is nephew of Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth.
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Bob Southworth
Lima
Philadelphia Athletics
Moline, Ill
Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
Phillies Fall to Red Sox in Clearwater Exhibition
Clearwater Florida Jim Tabor remains out of the Philadelphia Nationals lineup with a sprained ankle Manager Ben Chapman praised the pitching of Dutch Leonard and Schoolboy Rowe despite a 4 1 loss to the Boston Red Sox yesterday Rowe reported a recurrence of an old groin injury but worked three innings allowing one hit.
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Fla
Jim Tabor
Philadelphia Naionals
Ben Chapman
Dutch Leonard
Schoolboy
Rowe
Phils
Boseton Red Sox
Red Sox
Athletics outfield injury mars win over Browns
Barney McCoskey twisted his leg stepping into a hole in the outfield as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the St. Louis Browns 7-3 in West Palm Beach.
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Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Barney McCoskey
A’s
St. Louis Browns
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